Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24

out new road In esaford hundred author |
izipg the laying out OF new road In Cedar |
Greek hundreds requiring school district
No. rs, Sussex county, to raise $40 more
annually; TO unite the school districts Of
Laurel and Vicinity to Incorporate the Far
rners pressans Company; supplement- 70
Mr.. Anaband called up his Anti-oleomar-
garine bill for passage, and moved an
amendment providing that the act shall not
take effect TIL three months after its pass
age. The amendment was adopted. After
discussion, a motion by Mr.. Harrington to
postpone for one week was lost-t0 TO Y.
Pending discussion the House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House reassembled at 8 O'Clock.
The Allaband electromagnetic bill was
passed by the following vote: Ayes-Alla-
band, Chandler, Lowber. Mccoy, Msdlll,
Nogpy. Perry, Scotch, Taylor, Ware-1o.
Noes-Dasey, Speaker-2. Not voting
Mulligan, Rust, Temple, Wilson,. Absent
Harrington, Jones, smalley. McGee.
Nj. Ware offered q Joint resolution APP
pointing the following directors, on the
part OF the State, OF the Farmers bank and
Its branches, which was adopted: Dover
bank-Robert Clifton, Samuel w. Hall,
Alexander jackson. Wilmington bank
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., james Bradford,
Alexander ]. Hart. New CASTLE bank
James T. Eliason, David Boulder, Alfred
II. Silver. Georgetown hank-Hugh Martin,
Ebe W. Tunnel, Charles d. Houston.
Mr.. Mccoy moved that the vote by which
| the above Joint resolution was adopted be
reconsidered. This being agreed to, he
moved to amend by substituting Enoch
Moore for A. ]. Hart, on the Wilmington
bank directory. Agreed to.
Notice was given Of the following new
| bills--By Mr.. Mulligan, to authorize school
| district No. So, New CASTLE county, to Dor
row money; by Mr.. Allaband, supplement
| to the charter OF the town Of Camden.
Passed-House bill supplementary to the
| charter OF the Duck Greek Improvement
| Company; Senate bill incorporating the Re-
i publican Printing and Publishing Company.
Mr.. Rust gave notice of a bill In relation
to the collection and expenditure Of taxes
and bill to vest the courthouse, jail and
lots on which the same are erected at
Georgetown 10 new trustees.
Mr.. Rust introduced bills 70 authorize the
governor to appoint an additional Justice OF
the psace In Sussex, with petition from
Greenwood) and to amend the act appro.
priating money for free schools and for
other purposes.
Adjourned till o'clock tomorrow morn
Ing.
Dover, Feb 17.-House met at o'clock,
/ MT. IhYlOf pEcooniuu pOeitioh toh bhN
prohibition Of quail shooting In Kent
county between January LIST and November
18th.
New bills given notice of-By Mr.. Ware
to amend chap. 212, vol XVII relating to
conveyances); to revise, re-enact and ex'
tend chap. 44T, vol. XIV Continuing re-
duced city tax rate on certain unimproved
Ninth ward property by Mr.. Dasey, to au
thorize the Sussex prothonotary to make al
index to lay out a road In Baltimore hun
dred by Mr.. Mccoy, to regulate the sale o
Intoxicating liquors; by Mr.. Chandler, II
incorporate the Delaware Real Estate Com
pany.
Bills introduced-By Mr.. Perry, to exten(
; Quaker Meeting House road by Mr.. Taylo
: to enable Thomas d. Ooursey and others Il
, stock branch OF Murderkill creek witt
, fish by Mr.. Chandler, TO incorporate tn
Stanton Hall Company; by Mr.. Dasey, b
regulate the collection OF taxes; by Mr.
Rust, to vest the Sussex courthouse, jai
and adjacent buildings at Georgetown 4
, | new trustees.
Mr., Medill offered the following resolu
! ton which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, This House having heard TIL
| morning Of the affiiclion Of w. F.Smalley, mem
: Der OF this House, In the death OF his wife
Resolped, That we tender to our fellow-men N
i | felt sympathy
! Mr.. Mulligan offered joint resolution Q
4 adjournment until Wednesday morning q
II O'Clock. Adopted.
Adjourned.